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Pretty high bar.

I am starting to feel like the Man United fan that can't cut his hair.

It's a manning knighted win five in a row.

Like this is going to be the third consecutive smackdown in a row that could be good after last week in Perth.

Yes. I haven't set myself any stakes for if there's five good smutdowns in a row, but like that, my United fan, I can't remember the last time it happened. It does feel like an increasingly bigger deal that we might get. Like, if this is good again, and we're like, we're on for the five, because, right right think about it like this if this week's is good

next week's is the saturday night's main event go home show and i want to talk about that in a second and 24th of october today oh god and halloween who wants a trickle street fight yeah actually

yeah that's the biggest chat the fourth fixture is the hardest because then you're kind of like you can see the And Halloween. Who wants a trickle street fight? Yeah, actually.

That's the biggest chat.

The fourth fixture is the hardest.

Yeah.

Then you can see the finish line inside. And then, yeah, they've got one more and it'll be Survivor Series. And you've got all that to build. It's possible, is what I'm saying. Like tonight's a big one. I don't like all those cheap imitators, by the way. I saw someone else pop up on my Instagram reels of like,

I'm not going to cut my hair until

Chelsea go five games without getting a red

card. I was someone else pop up on my Instagram reels of like, I'm not going to cut my hair

until Chelsea go five games without getting a red card. I was like, get off my stream. It's always the way, man. Do you remember the, like some, a bit of old internet crack for those old enough to remember this? Do you remember the million dollar homepage? Yes. The guy, for those that don't know, for those that aren't in their 40s or even 30s.

Yeah, for those people who, when they, someone says,

what's the website, start by saying www.w.w. Yeah. Or for those that say, what's the website? And they say, what's the website? Like, the million dollar homepage, when the, it wasn't primitive by this point. Like, even an old caveman me had had it about like two or three years.

But it was, I would say it was reasonable to say it still wasn't necessarily in every home. And it certainly wasn't on phones. And it was still like a thing you had to kind of go on. You had to opt into rather than it just becoming this part of my daily life. And this guy, this tech, like this tech kid in America, this techie lad. Whiz kid, huh? Yeah, he was. He was a whiz kid. It wasn't like all tech bros back there, not quite yet. He worked out that obviously because websites, the dot com bubble hadn't yet burst, I don't think. And the idea was, is that the companies would just pay to advertise on websites because, like, the new way to advertise and get your news and information on films and maybe even a game or two is on the worldwide web surfing the information super highway chat with

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